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John Haughm Portland, Oregon
The abstract expressionistic work from the founding member of Agalloch and co-founder of the Dämmerung Arthouse. Most of these sound creations are built with various instrument layers or pedal settings in accordance with dates, coordinances of places, or other personal numeric maps and grids. ... more
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